had tiny, black suede straps.
Her dress, full-skirted,
midnight-blue, set off
the marquisate which sparkled
at her neck.
Fragrant in Soir de Paris,
she seemed an angel to my
childish eyes.
After her death, I wore her
French lace stole
and glassy shoes. Gained compliments.
It was never the same.
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